A recent review in Tech Guide praised the Lumix DMC-G6 for taking everything good about it’s predecessor (the DMC-G5) and making it even better. The reviewer, Chris Oaten, had previously reviewed the G5 but when he took the G6 out for a spin, noted “Panasonic has clearly tweaked something under the hood because if my assessment is fair the G6 is delivering better colour than the G5 by a long shot.”
The reviewer was also impressed that “feature-wise, it’s loaded”, citing the 16-megapixel MOS sensor, programmable function buttons and Wi-Fi modes as standout features.
An often-praised aspect of Lumix cameras is the Intelligent Auto (iA) settings that allow even amateur photographers to capture amazing images and this reviewer had great things to say about the DMC-G6’s auto modes.
“As with other Lumix cameras I’ve used, I have a lot of kudos to offer Panasonic with its implementation of the Intelligent Auto setting. In fact, whenever I pick up a Lumix it’s the first thing I try because it’s so fun to use,” Oaten said.
“Coupled with the G6’s improved image processing, the iA setting will deliver some sparkling images in most situations.”
The reviewer went on to state that what impressed him most about the camera was its versatility and balance. Whether you want creative control over your photography or a simple point and shoot device, Tech Guide acknowledged what we already know; the DMC-G6 manages both tasks extremely well.
Find out more about the DMC-G6.